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The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-02-10

O1ICIaI NOttCOe
Sealed bids for 100000 OF bonds OF
the village of Morris will be received
and opened by tho Council of the
village Tuesday evening, February
18th, 1887. The right to reject any
or all bids is reserved.
+. +. NEWELL,
PRESIDENT Village Council.
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NORRIS POST OFFICE.

Nail both east and west closes P. m.
Through mail east closes - N.
mis- of6cs IL open from -. m to ?. N;
n dns the week, And on Sundays. rom IN
Nal for Little Fails closes at 1:lSa. n for
bc>wns Valley at $50 2. m.
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If you wish to buy . choice build.
ing lot In Morris see me before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
FIELDER B. CHEW.
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L Ank AAHAa

Before sending to Chicago or else.
where for your groceries get prices
1t T. J. Moore's CHEAP CASH STORE.
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Building Lots

Ihaye a number of choice building
lots in Morris which will sell cheap,
and upon your own terms.
FIELDER B. CHEW.
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Board Of Trads

A revival meeting of the old board
of trade was held at the engine house
last night. In the absence of Presi-
dent Stanton, Vice-president Brown
presided. Little wo,k was done be-.
yond effecting permanent organiza.
ton. The following board of directors
was elected: G. l.. BROWNE o. c..
Hanson, II. II. Wells, j. A. johnson,
E. w. Randall. II. b. Wolff, F. A.
Hancock, l.. H. Wellington, FIR.
Buckentin, J. E. Danielson, n. r..
Spur. A. DeKay, l.. E. Pearee, s.
Larson, \. A. Stone. The board OF
directors then held a meeting and ell
ected its officers for the ensuing year
as follows: II. Fl. Wells. president:
G. L. Brown and J. e. Danislson:
vice presidents; F. A. Hancock. treas.
urer; J. A. Johnson, secretary.
Geo. E. Lowater has purchased w.
w. Nolting's Ice cutting and draying
outfit. He will put up ninety cords
of ice this winter. He is prepared to
deliver ice to any part of the city, and
will do a general draying business.
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Hoyrew NJ oney.

Borrow Money.
By arrangement with Eastern par.
ties. can loan money on good secuT.
ity at low rate Of interest.
81. Hutehins. Morris. MINI.
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Millinery.

All the latest styles in ladies and
children's hats and bonnets 1T
Miss KELLoGG's.
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STAGE LINE.

20. Kash, Nora, Oscar Lake, Holmes CNy,
Wsnborg and Alsxsndria leaves Iuesoays
nd Saturdays At IL NJ, arrives Aonosys
md Tridays ats D. m.
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READ THIS.

Every lover Of literature. every
farmer. every business man, every
mech,nic, every housekeeper, every
person who wishes to get good read
ing matter at the lowest rates should
peruse the following list. To every
subscriber to this paper who pays in
advance We will send with it any pub.
LEGATION insthe list below for enc year
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Public Sentiment


It is very apparent that there is 4
lie to be lodged in one Office or the
other, but we fully realize the fact
that an intelligent public will have
no difficulty in placing it where it be-
longs.-Tribune.
The above Is somewhat to tho point,
except that Mr.. Randall now goes
through the form of submitting to
the public a case that was decided
against him as soon as the question Of
veracity was raised. When the in.
telligent public, whose full measure
Of contempt is awarded him, forced
him to abandon side issues he was
deprived of the only material he
had, material with which in his sim.
ple-minded way he expected to mis-
lead persons who might possably have
any confidence in q man of his stamp.
Quite recently he has CHI osen to pose,
on all occasions and in all places, as a
man Of affluence, ability and morals
and places himself on exhibition as
great and good man. lie talks much
through the columns of his paper a.
bout his financial responsibility, his
large, capacious brain and his elevated
plane of morality until his acquaint.
ances would suppose some great and
sudden change had been wrought
upon him, if they could not see the
man himself and discover the error
Of such a supposition. But we are
told that little things are great to
little men, and it Mr.. Randall has &C.
cumulated ever so little of this
worlds goods or added anything to
his moral or mental furniture the
novelty of such possessions is surely
some excuse for his proclaiming this
to the world. This fellow may have
and be all that he claims. but this I
never suspected until informed edi-
torially. and he has kept on repeating
and reiterating his statements till one
may we'll be suspicious of his preten.
tions and place him in the list of
Wanting humbugs who impose on no
one except gullibls strangers. Ran
dali. posing in the attitude of q great
man of eminent virtues, will hardly
bear inspection and should be retired.
his friends should advise him of the
fact that he cuts but wretched fig.
ure and that he is not ridiculed only
when his name is not mentioned.
PUBLIC SENTIMENT.
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THURSDAY, Feb. 10, 1887. No. Is

Wheat prices at Morris to-day:
No. hard, % cts.
No. l northern. ct
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IfYou Want Anything in the Line of Agrionl-
tural Implements Call on Us. We Sell
Milwaukee Harvesters and Binders
Walter A. Woods Harvesting and,
Moving Machines, J. I. Cases fresh
ers, Chamberlain Sulky, Gang and W. ak
ing Flows, and Hay Kakes. The Mil
burn Farm Wagons, Buggies, Phaetons,
and Platform Spring Wagons.
W. can give Special Bargains for the last
named Goods.
Agents for Union School Furniture
Call aud get our price,, the very lewest to be
had In the market.
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Arrival And Departure of Mails.

Alexandria stage arrives Monday and Fri.
day; departs Tuesday and Saturday. Post
Office opens at A. NJ, closes at 8 P n. except
Sunday. Opens Sunday from 70 n. to I P n
Mail closed at - N. for East :atsr NJ for Eas
and West; at $3.50 p. m, for Brow a Valley;
9:36 q. m j.. for Northern acifc.
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RAILROAD Time TABLE.

st. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS 4 MANITOBA
From To
Bt. Paul. B. &. MAIN LINE. st. Paul
The Forrest City times., 1887-10-15
4 nsv emnlovmen, for women is

A new employment for women is the inlaying of furniture. Wom- ems defcacy of touch IS said to be particularly desirable Tn this bus mess.
 Special prices in all departments for the next fifteen days at V. B. Izard S Co.'S. Don't fail to call and see them, and they will save you money.
 F. Laughinghouse is the accom- modating assistant book Keeper at the bank. during the absence and sickness of Chas II. Sanders. l Cashier.
 Teacher-Give sentence illus trating how VIC may learn to love our neigh bors. Pupil-I love the English sparrow whom it's put into pot-pie.
 Mrs. N. w. Norton returned from Ravensden Springs, Jones' boro, and other points Sunday, considerably improved in health by the visit.
 Everythieg new in Ladies' Hats at J. l.. Brandon's. He has paid especial attention 10 this depart ment, and can guarantee perfect satisfaction.
 Porter Rawlings, of Helena, formerly of this place, is in the city this week. Hc is clever little gentlemab and has host of friends here.
 Edwin Cunningham. of near McDaniels, has beon Tn the city several days this week. Ed is a jolly boy and has lots of friends Tn "old Forrest"
 For any kind of Clothing you can do no better than go to J. l.. Brandon's. He has n careful y se- lected stock, and is selling at rock bottom prices. Four sweet potatoes from one hill, raised by J. s. Usery, are on exhibition Ut this office. They tip the scales at Eleven pounds. Who can beat them?
 Tell your neigbbors about tho beautiful Jacket Pattern which we give to all persons who send us a nickle for copy of onr paper of November 5th.
 Fresh, ripe, uncocked fruit should be made part of every meal. Fruit is canned and pre- served to keep it, not to make it better or more wholesome.
 Messrs. Fondren, Pettus and Legg as polite and attentive corps of salesmen as any house could desire, are still before the public at V. B. Izard&, Co.'S.
 Hello There. Did you know Wynne. Dennis & Beck have mur- dered high prices. If not give them q call and be convinced, low prices have come to stay.
The Forrest City times., 1887-10-15
The secret of thrift is knowlsd,.|

The secret ofthrift is knowleds.
 Damsots originated in Dams, GUS.
 Never be irritable or unkipd |, anybody.
 Sleep is better fer the sick tb.I medicine.
 The nasturtium came orieinsll from Peru.
 Endure, do not find fault wi,I what cannot be hsiped.
 Life is a short day, but 1t is working day.-Hannah More.
 The primary school will op., on the 25th if tho new rooms sr completed. Get ali the children 1, readiness to attend.
 J. T. Taylor, of near Colt. v, Tn the city yesterday. He was pleasant caller at this office sn, contributed 10 our cash sccoun, tor which he has our thanks.
 The East bound express trail Thursday night, which earriel six coaches filled to the utmos, was reported ditched just beyon' Crow Creek. The facts are. tA engine and baggage car left ,h track, and no person was injure{ except the baggage master, wh, was slightly bruised up. Tn, town was terribly excited for hal an hour, as quite a number fror this place were aboard. It m,gh have been another ChatswortI horror, had tho coaches left tk track and turned over. We ar glad 1t was not worse.
The Forrest City times., 1887-10-15
PATTERN FREE.
NOVEM BIER 9th.

To TIE LApIEs.--My stock of Perfumeries, Toilet Soaps, and Face Powders, cannot be surpass- ed. I respectfully solicit a share of your patronage. V. B. Dye.
 Shiloh's Vitalizer Is what you need for constipation, loss of appe- tite, dizziness and all symptoms of dyspepsia. Price 10 and 75 cts a bottle. Sold by C. F. Hinton.
 For One Dollar, cash. you can buy eighteen bread checks, each good for one ten-cent loaf of bread |, at II. B. Gwyn X Co.'S. Or they will sell you four loaves for twenty five cents.
 J. K. Hancock, popular con ductor on the Iron Mountain, Forrest City and Helena railway, who has been living at Colt has moved to Helena. THE TIMES fol- low him.
 Cooking and Heating Stoves are found in endless variety in the cellar at Wynne, Dennls X Beck's at stlll lower prices than ever before. It will pay you to examine them.
 In other towns the ladios often attend at tho courts. Now that we have new court house, it would certainly not be out of place for our ladies to be present occasionally.
 Col. V. B. lizard and Captain T. A. Hatcher were excused from grand jury service Tuesday, on account of having other business absolutely recurring thelr per sonal attention.
 Judge Sibley never fails to get off the chestnut about cases in which ho is interested: "Tho court IS disqualified n this case; guess I had better take q decree while I can" Eh, judge?
 There IS pumpkin on Ex- hibition at Russell. Graham < Go. s which welghs sixty-eight and one half pounds. It was raised on Mir. E. c. Hughes place known as the Linden Plantation.
 Don't fall 10 get a copy of our issue of November 5th. At that tune we will publish a' Dem crest Pattern Order for the beautiful Jacket shown elsewhere in this paper. Send in your orders for papers before November 4th. MN of of. the good sa,,ssssIIf ,sisss Gf '1, Ii; alone on account of Dyspepsia. Ackers Dyspepsia Tablets will cure Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Constipation; sold on Q posissxe guarantee at 25 and 50 cents, by C. r. Hinton.
The Forrest City times., 1887-10-15
HALLS

There is more catarYh in :his sectic| of the country than all other diseas] put together, and until the last fe] years was supposed to be incurabll For great many years doctors pr1 nounced it & local disease, and prl scribed local remedies, and by cy] stantly failing to cure with local treal ment pronounced it incurable. Scienl has proven catarrh to be a constitI tional disease, and therefore requires] constitutional treatment. Halls C} tarrh Cure, manufactured by F. Cheney & Co.,, Toledo, O., is the ou5 constitutional cure now on the markd
 It is taken internally in doses \ from ten drops to teaspoonful. acts directly upon the blood and muc1| surfaces of the system. They offer os
 hundred dollars for any case it fails Z cure. Send for circular and tess monials. Address,
 F.J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, O.s Sold by druggists, 75 cents
 C9t9pph Cl1ra H
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Catarrh Cure
CIRCUIT COURT. Col. George Sibley, Of Lonok| Elected Special Judge. A List of the Cases Disposed ot \
 to Friday Noon. GENERAL COURT IMPORTATION
GENERAL COURT IMPORTATION

Circuit Court met TuesdI morning. Col. Geo. Sibly, Lonoke, was elected special Jadg The several dockets were soupdl and cases reset for hearing.
 CRIMINAL DOCKET. State Tuck Walker, forfe,tur P. Littell bondsman, 10 sum $500. State v Gentry. demurrer col fessed, and new indictment broug' in. State V Wm. Skinner. gamln two cases, plead guilty and vi fined Sl0 and costs in each case State V Win. Pinkston, sam: fined S10 and costs. State V Wm. Ceurtner, defsndaS deceased. cause dismissed. State V w. A. Jones, fined q and costs. State V John Foreman, assst with intent to kill, indictment < turned. State V Dr. F.. o. Moore, chargs with the crlme of murder, defer ant found not gilty and was d charged.
 LAW DOCKET. Sam.er Randall, continued { the term. Same V Bennett, same. Hunter V Town of Forrest Ci9 dismissed. Parbam V Dawson; withdrav Town of Forrest City v Nj. 1 R. railway, dismissed. Farmer V Rolison, same.
 Epps V N. X l.. R. railway, jut ment by ccnset. CrippeH7 same, samc. Casteei same, same, two cssS Young same, same.
 Littell Yerzley, demurrer complaint filed. State V Parham forfeiture E aside.
 Same v Pipkin, same. Graham v I. M. Railway, snsw filed,
 Donnelley same, same.
 Turner v same, same. Penrce X Roger v Ysrbrouf demurrer to complaint filed, cf fessed and amended.
 Pearce Posey, demurrer blf
 EQUITY DOCKET.
 Robertsob'v Davis, rule.
 Webb v Webb, dismissed. l Goldsmith V School District 2 8, eleven cas es, continued.
 Dawson Parham, death of D1 son suggested, and motion to vive.
 Roundtrec V Roundtree, suit ' divorce, decree.
 Summer Summer, same, 'sa' Grnntham v Grautham, ss same.
 Cobbs, exparto. report Of e missioner filed. E Biockv Gentry, report Of ss ney for nonresident.
 NOTES.
 The Moore trial occupied nss the wholc of Wednesday, Thr day and Friday. Dr. Moore charged with tho nhurdcr oi Smyser, in Phillips county m and the case came here on cbsY of venue. Tho doctor plead defense with the above result.
 Lose No Happy nsS. F.
The Forrest City times., 1887-10-15
Learn to make tine most of life And lose no happy day,

And lose no happy day,
 Time can never bring
 The back chances swept away. So if you have chills and fever v Chill Cure is the only efectual reg It never fails when properly used box of pills with each bottle. fm and warranted by Fl. Evans q Co'
The Forrest City times., 1887-10-15

City as second-class mail matter.
 TERMS One Year. .. .$l.50. Six Months. 75c.
 Three Months. .... soc. SATURDAY, OCT. IA. 1887. TOWN AND COUNTY. Trade with l.. ROLLwAGE 6 co. Dearness gluts.
 Big head, little wit.
 Comparison is not proof.
 Every man has his value.
 A good cause needs help.
 Aiter one loss como many.
 A good man is man of goods. He has enough who IS contont. Aftsr the act, wishing ia iu vain. Dan Wylds was in town Monday. A crooked log makes good fire. The exposition opens on the 25th. Fine birds are commonly pluck cd.
 A little pack serves . little ped lar.
 Tho weakest must hold tho can dls.
 Snariing curs nsvSr want sore ears.
 Fair things are soon snatchcd away.
 After mischance every ono is wise.
 The coaiheavor is master at homo.
 Much memory and little judg- mont.
 A good driver turns in . small space.
 For . stubbora ass . stubborn driver.
 Tls . good far,h,ng that saves Q penny.
 The worst jests are those that are true.
 Desperate ills rcqu,re desperate remedies.
 White meal is not got out of a coal sack.
 B. F. McCrary is headquarters for flne Cigars.
 Jeans Pants at Brandon's from 75 cents up.
 At . little fountain one drinks at onc's ease.
 Sander! islander! some of it always sticks.
 The money paid, tho workman's arm is broken.
 Stoves! All kinds and sizes at Becker < Lewis.
 Saddles, Bridles, Whips, etc, at Hatcher's, cheap.
 PIrTSBURG COAL sold at l.. Rollwage < Co.'s.
 He is fool who makes a mal- lot out of his dst.
 Sportsmen's Supplies, cheap, at H. Evans & Co.'s.
 It is the marter-wheel that makes the mill go.
 Always talk big and you will never be forgotten.
 God save you from a man who has only one business.
 With the help of an If you might put Pars into . bottle.
 Bay your LIME and CEMENT st l.. Rollwage & Co.'s.
 We have No cooking stove tor sale cheap for cash.
 For aYoke of Good Work Steers call at J. L. Brandon's.
 Curtains and fixtures at Hatch CTS, marked low down.
 Fair, good, rich and w,se is . woman four stories high.
 M. L. Stephenson, of Helena, was in tho city Saturday. Buy your SCHOOL BOOKS at T. DhTT VU C R q CntC
 Jersey Flannels, cheap. at Nynne, Dennis < Beck's. The incest line of Gents Under woar at Becker & Lewis.
 l.. c. WInton. of Paragould. gave us . pleasant call Monday. Blankets, Quilts. Comforts, very cheap, at Becker & Lewis. Wediock rides in the saddle and repentance on the crupper. Boys and Children's Suits, from e2 up, at Becker X Lewis. A man is valued according to his own estimate of himself. A Large Coal Stove for sale, cheap for cash, at this office. Saying we'll csuses . laugh; doing we'll produces silence. The balance in doing its office knows neither gold nor lead. What is got over the devils back is spent under his belly. Children's and Youths Suits at Brandon's marked way down. Farniturel Furniturer! until you cant rest, at Becker & Lewis.
The Forrest City times., 1887-10-15
VNNN S\eeN NJ, Night: h;.,.. .s the ss

thousands suffering from Asthma, Con- sumption. Coughs, etc. Did you evsr try Acker's English Remedy! It is the best preparation known for all Lung Troubles, sold on positive guarantee at l0c.. 60c. by C. F. Hinton.
The Forrest City times., 1887-10-15

LIE BUSTERS s.;i ;;.: ;'s: s:. es:'., i;sss' ses:
The Forrest City times., 1887-10-15

To TIE LApIEs.--My stock of Perfumeries, Toilet Soaps, and Face Powders, cannot be surpass- ed. I respectfully solicit a share of your patronage. Y. B. Dye.
The Forrest City times., 1887-10-15

Shiloh's Vitalizer Is what you need for constipation, loss of appe- tite, dizziness and all symptoms of dyspepsia. Price 10 and 75 cts bottle. Sold by c. F. Hinton.
The Forrest City times., 1887-10-15

For One Dollar. cash. you can buy eighteen bread checks, each good for one ten-cent loaf of bread {, at II. B. Gwyn X Co.'S. Or they will sell you four loaves for twenty five cents.
The Forrest City times., 1887-10-15
that are fretful. peevish,

NON\oS that are fretful. peevish.
 cross. or troubled with Windy Collie. Teething Pains. or Stomach Disorders, can be relieved at once by using Acker's Baby soother. It contains no Opium or Morphine, hence is safe. Price 25 cents. Sold by c. F. Hinton.
The Forrest City times., 1887-10-15

M@ ot If. the good sa,1ssfslig 'sIas, St 'his ss alone on account of Dyspepsia. Ackers Dyspepsia Tablets will cure Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Constipation; sold on Q posissxe guarantee at 25 and 50 cents, by C. r. Hinton.
The Forrest City times., 1887-10-15

Our fellow citizen, Mir. $. E. Sweet, was an interesting visitor at this office Friday of last week. He wanted a copy of this paper of September 24th, in which we de- nounced the idea of our merchants boycotting newspapers, and said Sweet was the boss of tho ring. MT. Sweet is confident that "Ruf Williams, wrote that piece" and says he thinks the ring will make IL hot for Williams, Stuart and our selves. We want to say, Mir. Will iiams, has never written liae of editorial matter for this paper since we have had charge oft, and had no connection whatever with the article referred to. But then MT. Sweet gets wrong so often, he actually believes every word he says. It has gotton to bs force oi habit with bim.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-17
willard ON TOP Aeain.

New York. Sept. 15-The Sun Gays
that the contest for the control, or at
least for o radical change in this manage
ment OF the Northern Pacific, has ended.
and that Henry Willard practically do
tated the ticket which will be elected as
q compromise. The stockholders met.
to-day aud voted for q new board eaa;-
%rectors Tor the ensuing year. The meet
ing adjourned after the vote until to-
morrow to give'the tsilers q chance to
count the vote. The following is the
only ticket to the field, and
which is undoubtedly elected: An.
Rnst Belmont, Frederick Billings, John
V. Brookman, Benjamin P. Cheney,
Harris Bragton Ives, Thomas Il. Cakes,
Charles B. Wright, Henry Willard,
Edwin Habbott, Charles L. Cloby, Col
gate Hoyt and John B. Trevert. Many
heavy stockholders were presens, prom
inent among them being Harry Willard,
who voted on $50 600 shares OF stock.
J The vote cast ia believed TO be the heavi-
est in the history OF the company. The
reports OF President Haines' early re-
tirement are confirmed, but il is said
that he will have the Cascade division
through Stampede Pass tunnel is CON-
pleted, and then will be succeeded by
Vice. Presi. OakeH.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-17
seml.n.ocaI C,tnn,naa

Alexandria Herald: Trustees OF I'll
Yankton asylum have found that they
cen go ahead and improve the building
without asking the governors consent,
and they have commenced the improves
ments provided for by the las. legisla-
ture. They propose to ignore the exc.
ontive en.isely and have geed legal ed
vice to book them mp. 1t is o pity they
didn't find out. what they could do earlier
in the season. The trustees will have
she moral support of the people In theii
efforts to provide for the suffering In
matea OF the asylum.....W We are in re-
ceipt OF q book OF 1853 pages, entitled
The Report OF the Pablo Examiner, O
N. Harris. on the Dakota Hospital fol
the insane at Yankton. After look
ing il over carefully W,
are compelled to say tina,
while the report shows careiessness il
business management 1t also shows Their,
was no missppropriation of funds O
robbery. It further shows why proceed
ing were not begun against thu
trustees, the reason being because ther,
is nothing TO commence on. A grea'
deal OF fuss end feathers has been mad,
over nothing. The examination was ar
expensive iasco. The attempt TO max,
capital out of it wss q farce, And thi
present attempt to justify the hubbub
boo by printing and circulating s'th'
report" is a fitting final to the whole
By the wsy, the printing and c~irculat
ing Of that report must have cost sever.
al hundred dollars. II the amount Ia !,
be paid by the governor and examiner
well sna good; If it is to be paid by tn,
territory We would like to see the Law
iustlfying ii. Will one OF the few
administration organs let SONS light Ii
on this subject?